mr. podesta's e-mail account gene. >> thank you josh. on north korea, north korea's continuing to threaten to launch ballistic missiles and that would also devastate the white house. how do you address that? >> i'm sorry, can you repeat the question one more time? >> north korea threatening with their ballistic missiles. it would also devastate the united states and the white house. >> well as we have discussed here before the president of the last several years has increased the u.s. military presence in the asia-pacific to counter the ballistic missile threat from north korea and that includes the deployment of anti-ballistic missile capabilities in places like japan and alaska and guam. their aegis equipped u.s. naval vessels and the pacific that they can use to protect the united states. the president and his national security team and military leaders believe that the sufficient resources have been deployed to protect the united states. we are looking to enhance the kind of cooperation that we are to have with south korea to locate

mr. podesta's e-mails can also be russian government. the u.s. intelligence community came out and said firmly the dnc hacked this was the russians. it was an attempt to interfere with the u.s. election. they have not made that attribution with the podesta hack. however, some private security forensics firms have said this is the same -- this is the same intelligence organization. you're certainly seeing that as an important part of this narrative. i think one of the most interesting developments of the see a hardening of republican attitudes towards wikileaks. marco rubio earlier this week came out and said i'm not going to talk about these e-mails and other republicans shouldn't either because we could be next, he's effectively echoing the clinton campaign at this stage >> it's a hot potato no one wants to touch. >>> while the race for the white house continues to heat up, so did the temperatures for much this week. about have things turned around >> very quickly too. the rain made its way in. how long will this hang out? gwen here to tell us a

mr. podesta's account still to be released. so we'll see what's in them. host: you are on with katie of the hill. caller: two months ago, trump on a campaign -- i don't know what he was doing there. but he had a campaign. he said russia, if you're listening, please get me those e-mails. and then a few months later hillary clinton's e-mails. and then two months later they were there. and he claims he doesn't know anything about is it russia or what. he said that in public. nobody mention that is but he actually asked them to get hillary clinton's e-mails that were missing and they did. host: let's get a response. these aren't the e-mails that she deleted. guest: those are being released through a foia request. the f.b.i. recovered about 15,000 e-mails that clinton deleted when her lawyers purged the personal e-mails from the work-related ones before she turned the work-related ones tot state department. the f.b.i. recovered 15,000. they released those made the second release yesterday. they're largely dupe cats. they tend -- they so far have been documents

mr. podesta in wikileaks in arguing about the san bernardino terrorist wished he had been named an american name because it's about their narrative. this is how the clintons operate. but it was preinternet when they were able to push back and stone wall accusations and move through it with the assistance of the media. these days are didn't. you have the distribution everything information that a bill and hillary clinton don't know how to contend with. i think hillary clinton's -- bill clinton's administration would have been different if we had the internet. liz: there is something in their character that stops them apologizing. >> it's a lack of empathy and being able to sympathize with the people around you. this is reflected in the level of her paranoia. which is why people don't trust her. liz: we have a new cnn swing state poll that shows the race is close in ohio. we have north carolina, trump 47, trump 48. nevada, trump 47 to qulin on's 46. what do you think they need to do to win these states. >> ohio can go into trump's column. that poll in particular, the same poll asked registere

mr. podesta. our 17 right, and intelligence agencies which are saying essentially that the russians did it and the russians , "no, we didn't. prove it if you can." vice president biden says, "we're going to get you guys. we're going to respond." the point was they will do something that will be in verisign to prove -- that will and herrassing to putin will know where it came from, and he will think twice before doing it again. that is the operative idea. happened thising past weekend. do you remember what it was? there was a distributed denial of service on the internet, and it knocked out thousands of operations, right? that is all-- and it is -- that that was the russians. with i did an interview was one of theat headlines that came out of it. he said it was probably a nonstate actor. something? you know a nonstate actor can still be working with the russians. rose: but i think he was indicating it was someone else. koppel: maybe, maybe not, but my experience is in the good old we always knew wh

mr. president. now, for the fallout. by hacking into podesta's e-mail, we know beyond any doubt that the american press is corrupt. at least to some extent. for example, "the new york times" political reporter mark levovivh appears to have given a spokeswoman editorial control over a major news story in "the times." reporter asked her if he could use certain quotes that hillary clinton gave him in a private off the record meeting. that's against journalistic procedure. you don't write a political article okayed by a campaign. another example, working for cnn at the time, now democratic chairwoman donna brazile apparently fed the clinton campaign that cnn was going to ask featuring mrs. clinton. again, that's corruption and should never happen. sample three, john harwood, a washington correspondent for msnbc and a former debate moderator in the republican primary. according to hacked e-mails, he was e-mailing podesta suggesting things hillary clinton could do to become more successful. that's outrageous. example four, "the new york times" reporter

mr. podesta. it's pathetic. it's sad. own up to what happened.wn up to the fact the democrats are playing dirty tricks and are trying to do anything they to be steal this election from mr. trump and the election. charles: the way he said it was in such a cavalier way. ways was sort of the modus operandi. he was articulating the modus operandi. >> what we have to consider here is this staffer saying something potentially very foolish that certainly has cost him his job and it has been condemned by the dnc. i think that's really the focus here. this is not the kind of dirty tricks that i think we have seen from other political parties in the past. but i think also it's more important to consider that right now the two biggest assets trying to help donald trump or julian assange and jameso keefe. i think desperation exists on the republican side of this race, not the democrats. charles: ford, let me ask you about the notion that the mainstream media not picking up on this video. there is another video not making the news. it won't be in "people" mag

mr. podesta's e-mail, to go into your e-mail, to go into my e-mails and those types of things.olf, this is the new -- excuse me, this is the new battleground of the future. the rules are very, very loose as to what countries can and cannot do. i think as michael hayden, the former director of the cia recently said, this is something that all countries are engaged in, including the united states of america. >> all right. we're going leave it on that note. pete hoekstra, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> just ahead, the latest on north korea's newest missile test. what it means for kim jong-un's nuclear threats against the united states. and we're standig by for what is sure to be a tense and fascinating moment. donald trump and hillary clinton dining together tonight, just hours after their fiery debate. who says i shouldn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. and the returns i get out are i'vemeasured in reps,n this g

mr. podesta: to throw this in the middle of the campaign, 11 days out, just seemed to break inappropriate at this stage. ms. conway: had he sat on the information, one can argue that he also would be interfering with the election. nikole: in a "washington post" op-ed, former attorney general eric holder said director comey is a good man but made a serious mistake. holder joined dozens of former justice officials criticizing the director in an open letter. perhaps the most scathing criticism is from senate minority leader harry reid, who accused director comey of a double standard, and possibly breaking the law. so far, no comment from the fbi. in washington, sean: our granite state debates get underway tomorrow. and crews have been working hard to get the set built at saint anselm college. first up are the candidates for governor. then, the u.s. senate candidates face off on wednesday, followed by the congressional candidates on thursday and friday. all of the debates start at 7:00, and you can watch them right here on wmur, or on our website, mobile app, or facebook page. after state pol

mr. podesta. >> i could not make out the last question. >> yeah, i could not hear. >> the question was aboutwas the last question? >> reporter: the last question was a question -- it was a question from josh gerstein, the question was about whether or not as trump said the clinton campaign was behind some of the protested rallies. it was a question of conspiracy theory and heavily edited video claiming that the clinton people had to stage some of the protests and violence and she said she cannot keep up with isr conspiracy. >> thank you, andrea. >> standing for take off and landing on a charter aircraft is perfectly common and terribly unsafe. don't try this. >> yes, we want that for all of us. andrea, wuf beyou have been wor for 22 hours today. please eat and drink before you get here. >> we are going to continue our conversation with chris matthews who's heading up our coverage in las vegas. chris. >> yeah, thank you, brian and rachel. what a great night, we are here again on the campus of unlv, after the third and final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. a lot of information

mr. podesta and their campaign manager. surprisingly, they didn't have miss abedin on the phone call. if they want these e-mails released, if they want to have this all cleared up, why didn't they put her on the phone call and ask her the questions? why isn't she answering this? it seems secretary clinton could easily call up huma abedin and ask her the questions what was on her husband's computer. this whole thing stinks, katie. >> i just want to tell our viewers what we are watching. this is hillary clinton arriving moments ago in daytona beach. she talked to reporters yesterday about this new investigation or this reopened investigation, if you want to call it that or this ongoing investigation into her e-mail server and did ask the fbi director to reveal what it knows and what it has found. so there is not all this innuendo. you are claim king and donald trump is stating these could be significant e-mails. >> clearly, the fbi -- >> hold it. i want to ask you -- you can't say clearly he came to this conclusion when you haven't spoken to him. >> you haven't spoken to him. >> clearly

mr. podesta, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, lester. >> senator kaine clearly the aggressor, interrupting a lot. judge his performance for us, if you will. >> well, look, i think he did a great job. he both laid out the positive case for what hillary and he wanted to do for the country in terms of the economy, building an economy that was going to work for everyone, not just the people at the top. but he also forward and challenged mike pence to defend what donald trump has said during the course of this campaign over and over again. he asked him to defend it over and over again. mike pence just ducked. he never really stood up and defended the statements that donald trump has made during this campaign. he made a kind of weak defense of his business practices and couldn't really explain why he won't release his tax trump and didn't lose his cool to the extent that he came off as a reasonable person. how did you play against that? >> yeah, look, i think he was smooth tonight but

mr. podesta and evan perez when they were looking into anthony weiner's laptop and found emails it's not like they had no idea what they were. they read something and found it was pertinent and moved on to try to get a warrant. it's not like they have no idea what's in there at all. obviously it's something that made them think it was pertinent. >> no, no, i think we're filling this void with a lot of assumptions. >> it's not assumptions, it's reporting. >> it's reporting they knew emails were in there from huma abedin that dealt with the issue from the secretary of state. there's no way they know what's in the emails it's suppressed because they don't have a warrant to review it. >> in our most recent national polls cnn/orc poll this week 64% of the electorate say the way she handled her emails is an important indicator about her character and ability to serve and yet in that same poll she had a five-point national lead which is not nothing. that is a larger lead than we ever saw in the general election between obama and romney. so in that sense i think that yes, there is a largely bake

mr. podesta has basically been in business with the russian business for a period of time of years.he gentleman on the left-hand side next to hillary clinton, her campaign manager. >> campaign chairman. stuart: he runs the show. >> he's in charge. stuart: he does business with russia himself? beginning in 2011 he joined the board of a joule, an energy company. shortly after that, the russian government, investment fund backed by the russians he was on the board with a representative of the russian government investment fund. what makes it interesting, i think he realized, especially since he later went on a foreign policies affairs board when hillary was secretary of state, maybe he didn't want so much attention to this. when he goes to the white house again in 2014 reports on his federal financial disclosures that he divested himself of the investment. stuart: yes. >> now, most people would think of that, that he cut ties with the company. no longer involved. it's a little more complicated because he actually transferred the shares to a separate company that he set up, that they la

mr. podesta mr.ling on fbi put everything forward yesterday on sunday shows asked have you picked up the phone called miss abedin asked her to releases this should be able to i don't know why not i don't think so much trying to put back on director i think several when that the plane land on friday couldn't they ask them what percent was on it. >> we are all accepting the expecting clinton campaign to try to change conversation what they have done numerous times do you know of anything out there that they may have on donald trump at this point that we s should expect them to disrespect today, tomorrow? well, it is halloween, so who knows what craziness might pull off. >> mr. trump is very excited new mexico, traditional blue state yesterday in michigan with events day tomorrow pennsylvania wisconsin blue states mr. trump is putting in play, and that is energy is in this campaign. >> is gentlemanon miller good to see you. thank you so much we will be right back, stay with us. let's start over here wit

charlie: that is how we know the russians were hacking the dnc and john podesta? mr.arlin: that is what led to , an approach where hundreds of prosecutors across the country were retrained and started working day in, day out, with the fbi agents and there were four major threat actors we were up against. russia, china, north korea, iran. this is what the fbi said. once we started the new approach, the first one we used that we went after to do and investigation attribution and see what we could make public was china. that was a case that led to the first indictments of their kind in 2014, year after we did the transformation. we indicted five members of the people's liberation army. they were not doing traditional spy craft. what they were doing is, they were going into nuclear, solar, steel, going inside the company and stealing things like, one company was about to do a joint venture with a chinese company a bigger going to lease a pipe. right before the least the pipe, we watched members of the people's liberation army go into their systems and steal the design spe

mr. podesta's e-mails. >> how closely aligned are julian assange and the russian intelligence services? really, really good question. we don't know. to talk about wikileaks is to talk about julian assange. it's a very, very small organization. he will claim hundreds of volunteers working for him. in fact, it looks like it's a one-man shop. he's not very clear about where he gets his documents, how he vets them, where they're coming from. >> to that point, we have not heard the clinton campaign confirm or deny the john podesta e-mails. we don't know if it's julian assange from london adding in color here and there or if it's a true recitation of private e-mails. >> you're getting at the heart of this issue which is are these e-mails authentic or have they been doctored in some way, and with no insight into how he vets his documents, there's no way to know that. >> you've been up on the hill and talking to folks, do you get the sense there's as much interest in the wikileaks e-mails as there is, for example, in the donald trump accusations? i know "the hill" did a big piece on there. it's

mr. podesta, do you hear me now? >> i can hear you. >> yeah, we have you now. i apologize for that. give me your sense of what we just saw here. the low moments and the high moments for you. >> well, look, i think hillary came in not preparing to play it one is to make the case about what she wanted to do for the economy. on immigration. on those sections that were on issues i think she really soared tonight. she also wanted to make the case that he was unprepared an unfit. and i think that answer that nicole just talked about he >> i have to ask you, the first half hour of the debate, donald trump came out rather subdued. what did you think at that moment? did you think you had a much different debate than the one you planned for? >> i think because chris started off with issues on the supreme court, perhaps he threw donald trump off his game plan. obviously that was an issue that hillary was familiar with. i think she scored big with standing reproductive rights. standing up for lgbt rights. but i think he was a little bit rattled in that section because he didn't really know what

mr. podesta, quote, the apple doesn't fall, a kiss on the cheek while she's sticking the knife in the backquote. doug band is saying that about bill and hillary clinton. that kiss on the cheek while she ease sticking the knife. >> this story -- >> that part of the story bothered me. more like a hit piece than as opposed to expose about the clinton foundation. that moment right there. maybe it's just me. >> what a nightmare to have this all out in public. >> all right, time now for the best opinion pages. i like mail. >> why don't you say that about planes. >> every time we get on planes it doesn't make sense. we shouldn't be flying. >> big boats don't make sense, either, like a cruise ship. >> that makes sense. >> they should be sinning? >> no. >> one you see one that sinks, it's the on top of the water, it doesn't make any sense. jen, can you fix our wifi. >> listen. >> exactly. exactly. didn't you say that you have to sign in as a visitor. >> how many years have you worked here? >> about 16 years. >> only 16. when you get to 20 you might get a logon. maybe not. >>> wall street journal, t

mr. trump john podesta said some : horrible things about you, and boy was he right. he said some beauties. and you know bernie sanders, he said you have bad judgment. ms. clinton you should ask : bernie sanders who he is supporting for president. nikole: with the debate done clinton says she's relieved while trump landed in ohio overnight tweeting he's honored to win the final debate. today while make sense will stay out west to campaign on his behalf. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today but she has a team of surrogates out. president obama will be campaigning in florida and michelle obama will be in arizona. vice president joe biden will be in your neck of the woods in new hampshire and her running mate , tim kaine stumps in north carolina. sean: thank hampshire are giving their reactions to last night's debate. a watch party was held at saint anselm college. about thirty students, both democrats and republicans, tuned in to see this final face-off. only a couple of students were undecided before the debate. >> i will probably decide november 6 and consu

mr. trump: john podesta said you have terrible in stinks. bernie sanders says you have bad judgment. i agree with both. mrs. clinton: should ask who bernie sanders is supporting for president -- mr. trump: which is a big mistake. mrs. clinton: you're the most dangerous person to run for president in the modern history of america. amy: we will get response from dr. jill stein and then bring you a debate between the pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges and princeton university professor eddie glaude, about how progressives should vote in november. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump and hillary clinton squared off at the third and final debate at the university of nevada in las vegas wednesday night. in one of the most extreme statements of the night, donald trump said he might not accept the results of the november election, instead saying -- "i will keep you in suspense." this comes as trump has continuing to the claim the election of being rigged. throughout the debate, the two fac

back on march 4, 2015, podesta wrote mrs. clinton's attorney cheryl mills -- just the day before, congressional republicans have subpoenaed clinton to turn over all her e-mails, and just three weeks after that subpoena, the clinton campaign used bleachbit to delete and destroy more than 33,000 clinton e-mails. >>> donald trump today insisted hillary's actions were criminal. >> hillary bleached and deleted 33,000 e-mails after a congressional subpoena. she got a subpoena from congress and she said this is no good. this is terrible because those 33,000 e-mails had bad stuff, and then she made everybody get rid of iphones. her iphones. and some were hammered. they were hammered to death. all to cover up her crimes. >> this has become a consummate battle between the establishment, political and media leads and our middle class working men and women, families and small business and entrepreneurs. wikileaks revelations make it all too clear that clinton looks at american society, at us, as a cast system. the privileged and, oh, so

mr. trump: john podesta said you have terrible instincts. bernie sanders that you have bad judgment. who clinton: you should ask bernie sanders is supporting for president. you are the most dangerous persrson to run foror presidentn the momodern history of america. amy: we will hear more excerpts from the third and final presidential debate after headlines. hundreds protested at the university of nevada outside the presidential debate. hundreds more rallied outside donald trump's las vegas hotel, were some vendors built a wall of taco trucks to protest the border wall called for by mr. trump. i've been working here at donald trump's hotel for nine years. all i want to say is that we should all be equal because we came to this country to work and not to ask things of the government. here we are coming united. amy: the california attorney general has launched an investigation into whether wells fargo engaged in criminal acts. wells fargo is embroiled in a massive scandal over the fake bank accounts created. turkish jets attacked the u.s. backed syrian kurdish fighters in northern syria

john podesta it's a reasonable assumption to or at least a reasonable conclusion that mr stone had advance warning the fbi is now trying to determine who hacked podesta's account. hats more than a dozen san antonio police officers are facing disciplinary action after appearing in a d donald trump "make america great again" hats. trump tweeeted the video showing the officers in the signature red ballcaps. the police chief says the officers violated policy by taking part in political activity while in uniform. a clark county teacher's aide arrested for inappropriately touching a student.. is expected to enter a plea for a lesser charge tomorrow. police arrested fausto barraz- balcarzar in june and charged him with lewdness with a minor under -14- and unlawful contact illness. tomorrow.. he'll plead guilty to attempted lewdness with a child under the age of 14. he'll be put on probation... and will not have to register as a sex offender. by this time tomorrow.. we'll know some of the security measures metro is planning for the presidential debate at unlv. the nominees will be here a week from